Built on Chromium, the open source technology underlying Chrome, the vast majority of users will feel very much at home. Leaving that secret weapon to the side for a minute, Brave is a rather nice and super-accessible browser. Users can then tip their favorite content creators manually, or set monthly contributions.īrave and BAT are the most solid blockchain projects out there: they have an amazing software, a great use case for their utility token and, last but not least, a philosophy and principles behind it.A new option for people eager to break away from the data/ad dominance of GoogleĪ browser that’s quite unlike anything ever seen before Oh, and it comes with DuckDuckGo as a default search engine, that’s a nice touch.īut the most revolutionary aspect of Brave is its incentivized economy.īy activating Brave Rewards and Brave Ads, users get rewarded BAT (Basic Attention Token) for seeing ads, which frequency can be adjusted.It lets you navigate with an embedded version or Tor, in case the Incognito Mode is not enough.Brave Sync, in beta at the moment, encrypts and synchronizes your settings and bookmarks across devices.It actively fights malware, blocks phishing and disables dodgy plugins.
Their servers don’t store your browsing data and don’t sell it to third parties.Brave represents all every privacy advocate wants: In a nutshell, it’s the safest browser in the market.Īnd in case you want to be less secure, you have absolute control of the degree of security by configuring its shields. It has ad-blockers and track-blockers built within the browser, as well as cookie and fingerprinting control, https upgrading and script blocking. Brave has all the benefits of Chrome, plus a few extras. Transitioning to Brave from Chrome is the easiest action one can take today to improve their daily internet use. I feared that making a change will be inconvenient and tough, but my fears were completely pointless.
I’ve been using the Brave browser since mid-2018, but it wasn’t until they released their ad program that I made the transition from Chrome to Brave.
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